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- A survey of 1,000 Hongkongers finds nine in ten aim for independence but anticipate 14 years of care and 17 years of financial dependency.
- Respondents expect to spend HK$94,000 (US$12,000) yearly on healthcare; only 57 % feel prepared, 42 % have a check-up, and 38 % would screen after symptoms due to cost.
- Manulife says the findings reveal a readiness gap, as 90 % prioritize financial independence but 52 % invest for retirement and care.
